100% full screen! ZTE releases the second-generation under-screen camera phone Axon 30 5G

On the evening of July 27, 2021, ZTE Mobile officially launched the ZTE Axon 30 5G, which attracted much attention with its "true full-screen" design. It uses under-screen camera technology, which is different from the full-screen solution of the lifting camera in the early years, aiming to achieve a more extreme display effect. As the iterative product of ZTE Axon 20, the world's first mass-produced under-screen camera phone, Axon 30 uses the second-generation under-screen camera technology, and the official said that the imaging effect is better.

In terms of screen, Axon 30 is equipped with a 6.92-inch Visionox AMOLED true full screen, supporting 1.07 billion color display, 10-bit color depth, 120Hz refresh rate and DC dimming, with a screen ratio of 20.5:9, and a strong sense of immersion in watching movies. The new generation of under-screen front camera technology increases PPI from 200 to 400, and is paired with a UDC Pro display chip to optimize the visual experience.

In terms of design, in order to control costs and reduce weight, the Axon 30 uses a plastic middle frame and back cover, and the body is thin and light, only 7.8mm thick and 189g heavy. The imaging capabilities are average, with a 16-megapixel front lens and a rear quad-camera combination. In terms of performance, it is equipped with a Snapdragon 870 processor, standard LPDDR4X memory and UFS 3.1 flash memory, built-in 4200mAh battery, supports 55W fast charging and multi-function NFC, but lacks a 3.5mm headphone jack, dual speakers and linear motor. Axon 30 offers four storage versions, with the under-screen camera as the main selling point, reasonable pricing, good performance, but other aspects are mediocre, whether it is worth buying, consumers need to consider it for themselves.

In short, compared with the performance and configuration upgrades, this product is quite unique. The under-screen camera is a technology that has not been realized for many years. Now it is finally possible, and it is led by the domestic screen supplier Visionox, which is really exciting. Of course, everything will be known after the real machine is launched. After all, there are already many powerful technologies on paper.